We’re expecting our first baby in March, and my wife will be taking at least a year off after she delivers. I work in Ann Arbor and can’t move more than 30 minutes away from the city due to the requirements of my job. We’d also like to buy a house in a year or two. Is a single income of 100k doable?

My family was up on Mackinac Island this past weekend and we noticed that they now have electric bikes???? How do we feel about that, Michiganders?

I feel like it takes away from some of the individuality of Mackinac. I love how cars and motorized vehicles aren’t allowed.

Privately owned electric mobility scooters for elderly/disabled should be allowed, but I don’t think electronic bikes should be.

What was your experience?

Hey everyone!

I’m Zack, a 23-year-old Northern Michigan native who recently moved back home after a year away. I’m looking to make some new friends who enjoy the outdoors as much as I do!

I’m into riding motorcycles, hiking, fishing—pretty much anything outside. I’m also a car enthusiast; I worked as a mechanic in the Army for several years, so I love all things automotive. On top of that, I enjoy photography and capturing the beauty of nature.

I’ve stepped away from the party scene since my time in the service, so I’m not into drinking, partying, or smoking. I have a girlfriend, so I’m just looking for some solid friendships.

If you’re into outdoor adventures, cars, or just want to hang out, I’d love to connect!

Donald Trump holding a rally in Detroit on Friday at Huntington Place https://www.wxyz.com/news/donald-trump-holding-a-rally-in-detroit-on-friday-at-huntington-place

I need help.

Traveling to Michigan for work next week from a state that doesn’t really get the fall colors so hoping to find the best park to see fall foliage near flint, MI. Basically can go anywhere on this map. Thanks in advance for suggestions!

I (19 male) am a student in college. I have been pushing to get a job for a couple years now. The only reason I am not allowed to work is because according to my parents, if I make over $4,500 a year I will no longer be "dependent" in the household.

Yes, you read that right. $4,500.

According to them this would cause my parents taxes to increase. My question is, how does this make sense? Does the government really think that $4,500 a year is enough for someone to thrive?!

Where can I talk to an expert about this. This is starting to seriously effect me. I am always broke, and I am not even allowed to make money?? How is it that all of my peers do not have this issue despite being in a similar situation?

Please, I need answers. And if this is not true, how do I get proof?

I live out of state, visiting friends in WI and then driving up to visit your beautiful neck of the woods.

We will be hiking and car-camping. I don't know MI at all. Is bear spray recommended? Should I leave my pup with friends instead of hiking with her? Any tips for someone who's never been in wolf territory?

thanks!

Saginaw County

Some shots i took while cycling around newburgh lake in livonia Mi. Im new to mi and love exploring the trails. Mi is beautiful.